This book aims to introduce the reader to the state of arts in the cybersecurity and critical
information infrastructure protections. The first two chapters introduce the reader to the
historical aspects of ICT development and a broad classification of cybersecurity problems. A
chain course of actions to compete cybercrimes starting from introducing Chief Information
security officer (CISO), planning, deploying technology tools, developing attribution methods,
and developing legal framework are described in chapters three to six. Chapters seven,
describes the cybersecurity problems inherited from using social networking systems and
how to protect both family and child in the cyberspace. Parts of the celebrative efforts of the
international community to secure the cyberspace are been described in chapter eight. Chapters
nine through fifteen survey and describe individual countries experience and recent policies
to toggle cybersecurity problem and maximally making use of the potential benefits
brought by the cyberspace. Namely, these chapters survey Qatar, Australia, Malaysia, United
States, Japan, United Kingdom, and the European Union. For each country, the national
broadband plan, cybersecurity initiatives, Cybersecurity State, and non-governmental organizations
established, child online protection efforts, and cybersecurity lows and legal frameworks
enforced are been discussed.
This book, highlight the areas that will have the biggest impact on cybersecurity, thus, it
can be considered as starting text for any one feel in shortage in his cybersecurity knowledge.
In addition, it can be consider as policy manual for those seeking more progressive data protection.
information infrastructure protections. The first two chapters introduce the reader to the
historical aspects of ICT development and a broad classification of cybersecurity problems. A
chain course of actions to compete cybercrimes starting from introducing Chief Information
security officer (CISO), planning, deploying technology tools, developing attribution methods,
and developing legal framework are described in chapters three to six. Chapters seven,
describes the cybersecurity problems inherited from using social networking systems and
how to protect both family and child in the cyberspace. Parts of the celebrative efforts of the
international community to secure the cyberspace are been described in chapter eight. Chapters
nine through fifteen survey and describe individual countries experience and recent policies
to toggle cybersecurity problem and maximally making use of the potential benefits
brought by the cyberspace. Namely, these chapters survey Qatar, Australia, Malaysia, United
States, Japan, United Kingdom, and the European Union. For each country, the national
broadband plan, cybersecurity initiatives, Cybersecurity State, and non-governmental organizations
established, child online protection efforts, and cybersecurity lows and legal frameworks
enforced are been discussed.
This book, highlight the areas that will have the biggest impact on cybersecurity, thus, it
can be considered as starting text for any one feel in shortage in his cybersecurity knowledge.
In addition, it can be consider as policy manual for those seeking more progressive data protection.
